that's according to passenger, brian green, the owner of this samsung galaxy note 7 .. ((sot)) brian green/samsung phone owner: "i noticed smoke just pouring out of my pocket, pulled the phone out of my pocket, threw it onto the ground where it continued to smoke." samsung recalled nearly a million of its original note .. this is one of those not surprising for abc's aviation consultant steve ganyard. ((sot)) ganyard "it's not just a samsung problem. it's a battery problem." explaining.. to get to the bottom of this.. authorities need to look into the batteries.. now commonly used to charge smartphones and tablets. ((sot)) ganyard "these lithium ion battery fires, they'll burn up to 1500 degrees. aluminum melts at 1200. ((skip to)) we dodged a bullet this time. i don't think we can continue the count on being so lucky." ganyard also says.. the sole responsibility of the tsa or even the airlines. ((sot)) ganyard "i think there's a role for the congress here to step in and say, if you're going to sell something with lithium ion battery in the country you have to meet a mi

. >> reporter: brian greene says that noise was coming from the galaxy note 7 he had tucked into his pocket power it down. >> a few seconds later i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc bag popping open, and looked around to see what that was, and there was smoke billowing, pouring out of my pocket. >> we have smoke in the cabin -- emergency equipment over here? >> reporter: crews evacuated the flight as it sat at the gate at louisville international airport. the consumer products safety commission announced a recall last month of about a million the u.s. alone, noting 92 reports of batteries overheating, burning at least 26 people and damaging property at least 55 times. >> we're moving aggressively to investigate this incident. >> reporter: the head of cpsc says it's looking into greene's claims the phone was a replacement. green showed us the serial number, which according to samsung's web site, is not among the list of affected devices. >> we need to figure that out, and it has to be verified. >> reporter: for now, brian greene is no longer using a samsung phone. >> it's

brian green says he powered down his note 7 and put it in his pocket. fortunately, no one on board the plane was hurt...and the jet was evacuated quickly. this would be the first case of a replacement phone smoking and burning. new advice this morning for heart patients... a new study from the national institutes of health found going to the right hopsital for heart attack care could add a year to your life. to know the good hospitals in your community....and to seek those out if you have heart attack symptoms. medicare's website rates hospital care. you might be noticing your grocery bill doesn't seem quite as high. that's according to a new report from the u-s government that found prices are down an average of 2-percent over the past year. analysts say food costs are falling and the supermarket industry is becoming more competitive. that means grocers are running more sales and promotions which pocket. good morning las vegas... time now is x:xx --- plans for a brand new n-f-l stadium in the valley could be plans for a brand new n-f-l stadium in the v

but brian green says his phone was rereplacement galaxy note 7 he got two weeks ago after turning in his recalled phone. >> it had a green say it was a replaced or known good phone. >> on the samsung website the serial number indicates the phone should be good. samsung says it's not confirmed that the phone was a new note 7, but is working with the fire department to recover the phone and determine the cause. >> we've seen from the incidents, the risk of fire, of smoke, of other damage is high and we're concerned about it. i know the company is concerned about it. the faa is concerned about it. we all want answers. >> reporter: tonight, amid concerns that samsung's problems are growing, the faa is reminding passengers tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> the race for president now. plenty of finger-pointing, interrupting and sniping, but no real game-changing moment coming out of last night's vice presidential debate. both clinton and trump praising their runningmate's performance as they prepare for another highly anticipated showdown. nbc's halle jackson has details. >> reporter:

. >> just smoking, popping, and sizzling sound. 92 brian green says that noise was coming from the galaxy note after trying to power it down. >> a few seconds later i heard some popping that sounded like a zip lock bag popping open. looked around to see what it was and there was smoke billowing, pouring out of my pocket. >> reporter: crews evacuated flight 994 as it sat at the gate at louisville international airport. the consumer product safety commission announced a recall last month of about a million samsung galaxy note 7 phones in overheating, burning at least 26 people, and damaging property at least 55 times. >> we're moving aggressively to investigate this incident. >> reporter: the head of cpse says it's looking in to green's claim that the device that overheated was a replacement. green showed us the seriously number which according to samsung's website is not among the list of affected devices. >> we need to figure that out. another. >> reporter: for now brian green is no longer using a samsung phone. >> it's just scary to think i could have been driving and this happened. some

cabin from there as it dissipated and moved around." " louisville phone owner "brian green" says his the entire flight was safely evacuated. several agencies are investigating. samsung says it needs to look at the phone, to confirm it is the new note seven. plenty of customers wait until they get their 20 percent off coupons, before they shop at "bed bath and beyond." the store is now trying to wean customers off the valuable coupons. the home goods store is testing what it calls "beyond plus". this is a subscription program that will give customers free shipping and 20 percent off their entire purchase... every time they go ith store. but to get this... they'll have to pay a 29 dollar annual fee. other stores like walmart are also experimenting with similar ideas... to compete against amazon prime. a toy store in the u-s called "smyths" is encouraging parents to skip gender norms... and let kids use their imaginations when choosing toys. check out their ad: "if i were a toy even just for a day, i'd be soring like a rocket, shouting "hey let's play! be the queen of the this ad featur

sot: brian green/samsung phone owner i noticed smoke just pouring out of my pocket. i took the phone out of my volunatarily recalled (kerley i know you love recalls so i am just paraphrasing for you to make better) by the company after reports of situations like this..... nats "oh my god. look at the car, in the middle of the street on fire. oh my god." galaxy note 7's catching fire and exploding in vehicles..... and homes....... sot "i call it exploding because this did shoot pieces of whatever was inside the sot: brian green/samsung phone owner it popped, it sizzled you could say even. incident.... the consmer product safety commission.... had investigators in louisville.... to examine the phone.... sot: elliot kaye/cpsc any time you have any type of smoking object on an airplane that is a samsung had no comment on this latest incident. (did we ask them?) but they have admitted that 92 of the original galaxy note sevens overhearted.....burning (how many was it? 26?) customers. he had little to no time to react....after getting hit in the head during a baseball game

brian green is no longer using a samsung phone. it's just scary to think i have had this in their luggage on the plane, under the plane// and it could have been a lot worse samsung says it's working with authorities and southwest to recover the device and figure out the cuase...but says since it hasn't examined the phone it is not able to confirm if it is in fact a new note-seven. kvc, cbs news, reagan national airport, virginia the nation's biggest mall announced it's backing off on black friday. the mall of am minnesota says it's not going to be open on thanksgiving. it will also allow employees to spend with their families. but --- the 520 stores in the mall have the ?option? of opening on thanksgiving for early black friday deals. "we literally had tears of joy from our retailers.""we are thrilled. we are excited about " it." "...everybody wants to spend thanksgiving with their families, so we're thrilled to able to do that this year with the mall of america's support." support." black friday shopping has thanksgiving holiday o

that's what happened to brian green's phone - causing this southwest airlines flight to be evacuated. "i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc popping open, a ziploc bag popping open, and i looked around to see what that was, and there was smoke just billowing, pouring out fire-containment bags designed to hold burning devices. samsung recalled more than 2.5 million of the smartphones, sent customers fire-proof boxes for returns and discontinued production./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> passengers caught trying to hide note 7 phones in their luggage-- will face "criminal prosecution," and a fine up to 800- thousand dollars./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> fire crews are startn burning in the northern area of our state. coming up on the valley's news leader... how mother nature is making the job extra tough to get a handle on the blaze.//// ((sharie johnson)) >>> officials say an the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he skipped out on for years... ...or all

brian green/samsung phone owner: "i noticed smoke just pouring out of my pocket, pulled the phone out of my pocket, threw it onto the ground where it continued to smoke." samsung recalled nearly a million of the original note 7's last month. samsung is investigating this incident.. and if it's confirmed it was a replacement.. it could lead to a second recall. if you're looking to buy a car... but... you've been putting it off..... because it costs too much... to start shopping around. experts say.... prices may be coming down. kumasi aaron..... takes a look..... at what could be behind.... the trend. this was the place to be after the great recession"r"!" the new car lot. and as sales rebounded, so did prices. now, experts say that trend may be shifting, as some buyers may not willing to pay those high prices and instead opt for used cars. 9:27:05 "yeah, they are starting to trickle in right now." nick rasmussen is a honda sales manager and says right now customers can get nick rasmussen / honda sales manager 09:22:41-50 we have discounts on the crv starting at about $2200 off and go

brian green's phone caught fire, forcing an evacuation of a flight. >> i heard some popping like a ziploc popping open, looked around to see what that was. and there wasok >> reporter: even before the recall, the faa took the unusual step of warning passengers not to use or charge the devices while on board or stow them in checked luggage. this is the bright red bag alaska has on all of its 219 planes. it's made of fire-resistant material and designed to hold portable electronic devices. jets. delta plans to install the bags which can with stand temperatures up to 3,200 fahrenheit. >>> a second degreely house fire under investigation. several residents were evacuated this morning near 19th and dunlap. one woman was stuck inside. fire pulled her out but she was pronounced dead. no one else was hurt in that apartment fi a fertilizer warehouse from getting a lot worse. crews said it had the potential to explode. this happened near 29th and washington. firefighters were able to break open the door and let out some of the smoke. they're still trying to figure occupant how it started. >>> a val

from louisville to baltimore was sitting at the gate wednesday morning when a passenger report brian green said he had turned off his phone and put it in his pocket. >> i heard some popping that sounded like a zip lock bag popping open and looked around to see what that was and there was smoke just billowing, pouring out of my pocket. >> green said he had picked up the replacement phone after samsung announced last month it was recalling 2.5 million galaxy note 7 because of a battery flaw. >>> a land mark climate change agreement hammered out in paris takes effect next month. that account for over 56% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions agreed to the deal. >> today, the world meets the moment and if we follow through on the commitments that this paris agreement embodies, history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> the deal requires countries to reduce the emissions that cause global temperatures to rise. melting glaciers and raising sea levels. >>> the supreme court appears likely to side with a texas inmate who claims he was sent to death row because of his race. c

. >> passenger brian green. wow. not brian austin green, probably. you know who that is?> 90210. >> bingo. >> you knew. you knew. >> 90210. >> he's married to someone? >> yes. >> other are they divorcing? >> no, i think they're together. it's a good marriage, too. >> thank you for the music. hold on. hold on. our audience is faster than we are. megan fox. >> whoa. >> megan fox? >> wow. good for him. brian green -- she's a very smart, nice -- >> okay, joe. >> brian green said he turned the phone off and put it back in his pocket. then he heard a loud pop, and smoke poured out of the phone. he threw it on the floor. unb unbelievable. the carpet was burned straight through and the flight was canceled. green said he got the replacement phone two weeks ago after he turned in his recalled phone. nothing funny about this incident. at least it didn't end badly. hopefully it doesn't. frightening. roughly 1 million galaxy note 7s in the u.s. were recalled last month after a series of fires. the serial number on this phone indicates it should be safe. the faa is investigating that i

roughly 1 million galaxy 7s were recalled last month after a series of fires, but brian green said his phone was a replacement he got two weeks ago after turning in his phone. >> had a green battery indicator which was supposed to say it was a replaced phone. >> reporter: on the website the serial number indicates the phone should be good. samsung has not confirmed the phone was a new note 7. >> we have seen from the ins n incidents the risk of fire and damage, we're concerned about it. the company is concerned about it. the faa is concerned about it. >> reporter: tonight amid concern that samsung's problems are growing, the faa is reminding passengers to keep the galaxy 7 turned off. >> so scary. it happened when it was turned off. >> i was on a flight the other day, they asked everyone to switch off their galaxy note 7s. i don't think anyone had them on the plane, hopefully not. >> no. this is a big deal. >>> twitter shares dropped 9% after re/code reported that google will not make a bid for the social network. the tech website has also learned th apples not likely to put its hat in

the phone's lithium battery can overheat happened to brian green's samsung, forcing the evacuation of this airlines flight. >> i heard some popping. it looked around to see what it was and there was smoke billowing, pouring out of my pocket. >> several carriers have stopped their planes with fire containment bags designed to hold burning devices. samsung discontinued production. >>>: >> if you are a parent, you know school schedules not designed for you. the average working parent could use all of their paid vacation and holiday days and still need 13 more days, that's $6600 a year in family income loss. the report recommends schools change to a 93-5:00 work day to coordinate with a parents work schedule . >> a lot of happy motorists driving home. >> everybody is happy and we are going to do it all over begin tomorrow. it will be a gorgeous day. high thin clouds out there, look at the satellite picture, not much more than that. cleveland and ashtebula. we'll start out with sunshine and increase the clouds during the afternoon as the moisture will be increasing but the rain won't get h

last week in louisville, a southwest airlines plane was evacuated after brian green's phone caught fire. >> i kinda looked around to see what was going on, and i had smoke billowing out of my clothes and out of my pocket. >> reporter: tonight, samsung is suspending all sales from the galaxy note 7. and even though there are a limited number of reports, we want to assure customers we report seriously. consumer reports said it's very unusual for a replacement mod toll have the same defect as the original model. >> consumer reports seems to think you should take advantage that the carriers are willing to replace your phones or refund your money. >> reporter: tonight samsung and the consumer product safety commission say customers should stop using the note 7, turn it off, and return it for an exchange or refund. they're not aware of or models involved in a pattern of spontaneous fires. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we are back in a moment with trump's troubles with women. did he predict his own campaign turmoil >>> back now with more on our top story. and a closer look at donald

that's what happened to brian green's phone, causing this southwest airline flight to be evacuated. >> i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc popping over, a ziploc bag popping open and looked around to see what that was, and there was smoke billowing, pouring out of my pocket have stocked their planes with fire-contanment bags disiepped to hold burning devices. samsung recalled more than 2.5 million of the smartphones, sent customers fire-proof boxes for returns, and discontinued production. today, singapore airlines joined a growing list of international carriers beganning the lal axe note 7. anyone carrying the the phone won't be allowed on. reena. >> ninan: thanks, marlie. the richard nixon presidential friday. it's in yorba linda, california. about 35 miles southeast of los angeles, that's where the nation's 37th president was born and laid to rest. john blackstone paid a visit. >> reporter: with a color guard, a marching band and plenty of american flags, the redesigned richard nixon presidential library and museum was officially opened. henry kissinger, nixon's secreta

. >> reporter: brian green says that noise was coming from the galaxy note seven he had talked into his pocket after trying to power it down. >> few seconds later i heard some popping that sounded like a zip-lock bag popping opened and looked around and there was just smoke billowing pouring out of the pocket. >> we have an emergency equipment over here. >> reporter: crews evacuated flight 994 as it sat at louisville international airport. the consumer products safety commission announced recall last month of about a million samsung galaxy note seven phones, noting 92 reports of batteries overheating in the u.s. burning at least 26 people and damaging property at least 55 times. >> we're moving aggressively to investigate this incident. >> reporter: head of the agency says it is looking into green's claim that the device that over heated was a replacement for the phone that he turned in as part of the recall. green showed us this serial number which, according to samsung's web site is not among the list of affect devices. >> we need to figure that out and that is something that has to b

the phone forced evacuation of it all started when brian green tried to power down his galaxy note 7 before the plane even left the gate. >> just placed the phone in my pocket and within a few seconds i heard a pop similar to like a ziploc bag popping open. i kind of looked around to see what was going on and i had smoke billowing out of my clothes and pocket. >> samsung issued a worldwide recall of the phones last month after dozens of reports of spontaneous dangerous fires. the faa has strict orders now cannot be charged during flights. since the phone was a replacement and shouldn't have had a problem, the consumer product safety commission is launching that information. the faa is concerned the replacement lithium ion batteries might pose a danger like the original ones. the phone that caught fire was so hot it burned right through the carpet of the plane. >>> people live longer with advances in medicine and healthier lifestyles. however, there is lifespan has a ceiling which we reached. the calculated the average maximum lifespan is 150 years with an absolute limit of 125. the o

brian greene's phone cut flight -- caught fire. >> i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc bag popping open and looked around to see what that was. and there was smoke just billowing and pouring out of my pocket. >> passengers cannot carry or pack your phones. they can't be shipped as cargo. people who try to travel with them will have phones confiscated and could face fines. >>> new information on the job front. those job cuts at hewlett- packard the company says it will get rid of another 4000 worldwide. because will happen over the next three years. its computers and printers. but says trimming more of the workforce will help reduce costs for consumers. >>> americans will be able to take home more of the most famous exports. right now people can only bring back $100 worth of cuban rum and cigars. starting monday that limit will no longer exist. this only applies to tourists bringing items home for personal use. it does not mean cuban rum and cigars will be available for sale. in the west. in the west. >> i know before donald trump, there was mike coffman. e punished for havi

that's what happened to brian green's phone, causing this southwest airline flight to be evacuated. >> i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc popping over, a ziploc bag popping open and looked around to see what that was, and there was smoke billowing, pouring out of my pocket. >> reporter: several carriers hato fire-contanment bags disiepped to hold burning devices. samsung recalled more than 2.5 million of the smartphones, sent customers fire-proof boxes for returns, and discontinued production. today, singapore airlines joined a growing list of international carriers beganning the lal axe note 7. anyone carrying the the phone won't be allowed on. reena. >> ninan: thanks, marlie. the richard nixon presidential about 35 miles southeast of los angeles, that's where the nation's 37th president was born and laid to rest. john blackstone paid a visit. >> reporter: with a color guard, a marching band and plenty of american flags, the redesigned richard nixon presidential library and museum was officially opened. henry kissinger, nixon's secretary of state, was there, as were othe

. >> reporter: brian green says that note was coming from the note seven he had talked in his pocket, and after trying to power it down. >> few seconds later he heard popping that sounded like a zip-lock bag popping opened and looked around to see what that was and there was smoke billowing, pouring out of my pocket. >> reporter: crew ease vac waited flight 994 as it sat in the gate at louisville international airport. the consumer products safety commission announced a recall last month of a million samsung galaxy note seven phones, notes 92 reports of batteries overheating in the u.s. burning at least 26 people and damaging property, at least 55 times. >> we're moving aggressively to investigate this incident. >> reporter: head of the agency is looking into green's claim that the tea vice had over heated, was a replacement for the phone he turned in as part of the recall. green showed us the serial number which, according to samsung's web site is not among the list of affect devices. >> we need to figure that out and that has to be verified one way or another. >> reporter: for now b

that's what happened to brian greene's same song forcing the evacuation of this southwest airlines flight. >> i heard some popping, sounded like a ziploc bag popping open. and looked around to see what out of my pocket. >> reporter: several carriers had just stuck their planes with fire containment bags designed to hold burning devices. samsung recalled more than 2.5 million of the smartphones and earlier this week discontinued production. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >>> update for you on the ban of a controversial drug in denver, the ban has been lifted. 15 shops here were ordered to poor patient to pull crate him because the dea was planning to label the substance a one drug like heroin, lsd and ecstasy. but the dea's final ruling now not expected until december so denver will lift its ban next week. kratom comes from the leaves of a tree in southeast asia. users say it relieves chronic pain anxiety and depression. and can help with the withdrawal from opioids. >>> video showing the moment a woman is rescued from her sinking suv. this was this morning in arlington massachusetts. in

brian green said it was a new replacement phone he received after the model was realed. it was powered down at the time. >> popped. it sizzled the. cow called say even. i was scared i would have bits of glass many my hand and electronics and what not. >> the plane was quickly evacuated. no one was injured. investigators are looking into the incident which could lead to yet another recall. >>> a hospital bill is going viral after a couple was apparently charged for holding their own baby. ryan and his wife lydia posted included an additional $40. the fee itemized as skin-to-skin contact. the hospital insists parents do not have to pay to hold their new jrnborns, even though that's what it said the. the charge was for an extra nurse. grassley said he has no problem with the hospital. he set up a go-fund-me page as a joke. >> there's no price touch for the epidural. >> that's okay. >> 10,000 bucks, i'm good with it. >>> another season-ending game for baseball team. >> here are our guys at espn with the high ligts. >>> hi, people watching news. that's neil. i'm kenny. both g

. >> reporter: brian green just turned phone off. >> i heard a sound like a ziploc bag popping up and there was smoke billowing pouring out of my pocket. >> reporter: another passenger. >> someone said phone is on fire. >> reporter: samsung recalled more than 2 million galaxy note 7s made before september 15th. there have been at least 92 reports in the u.s. of the lithium ion battery overheating resulting in 26 burns and 55 cases of property damage including fires to cars and a garage. airlines have been asking passengers traveling with a note 7 not to charge the phone and keep it turned off while on board. a check of the serial number on green's phone showed it is not part of the current recall. >> there's something else going on they need to look a little deeper into. >> in a statement samsung says it's working with authorities and southwest to recover that phone and determine the cause. >>> one of the biggest acts in music wrapped up a concert in the bay area. sales force organized the event. the company's ceo told our betty yu tonight this is for a very good cause. >> reporter: u

that's what happened to brian greene evacuation of this southwest airlines flight. >> i heard some popping, sounded like a ziploc bag popping open. and looked around to see what that was. there was smoke just pouring out of my pocket. >> reporter: several carriers had just stuck their planes with fire containment bags designed to hold burning devices. samsung recalled more than 2.5 million of the smartphones and earlier this week discontinued production. marlie hall, cbs news, new >>> update for you on the ban of a controversial drug in denver, the ban has been lifted. 15 shops here were ordered to poor patient to pull crate him because the dea was planning to label the substance a schedule one drug like heroin, lsd and ecstasy. but the dea's final ruling now not expected until december so denver will lift its ban next week. kratom comes from the leaves of a tree in southeast asia. users say it relieves chronic pain anxiety and depression. and can help with withdrawal from opioids. >>> video showing the moment a woman is rescued from her sinking suv. this was this morning in arlington mass

brian greene says he just turned the phone off and put it in his pocket. >> i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc bag popping open. i looked around to see what that my pocket. >> smoke in the cabin on the ramp and the gate terminal ramp southwest 994. there is smoke in the cockpit. >> reporter: passenger ta'neaka lindsay. >> someone yelled out, "the phone is on fire." the first thing that came the mind is the recall on the samsung phone. >> reporter: samsung has recalled nearly two million of the galaxy phones made before september 15th. there have been at least 92 reports in the u.s. of the phone's lithium-ion battery overheating, resulting in damage, including fires to cars and a garage. airlines have been asking passengers traveling with a note 7 not to charge the phone and to keep it turned off while on board. a check of the serial number on green's phone showed it is not part of the current recall. >> there's something else going on. they need to look a little deeper into it. >> reporter: green says this phone was a replacement for his previous device, which had been re

. >> reporter: for now brian green is no longer using a samsung phone. >> it is just scary to think that i could have been driving when this happened, someone could have had this in their luggage on the plane, under the plane. it could have been a lot worse. >> samsung says that they don't have the actual device in hand so they cannot confirm that this was definitely a note 7. but assuming that it is the company says they will work with southwest and with the investigators to figure out a private contractor to handle the so-called money room. that's news that will not make union members very happy. early this morning during a protest, seven mtba agencies brought the cash collection facilities locking the gates there. after transit police cut the locks, seven protesters continued to block access to the building. police arrested them and they appeared in court this afternoon. >> we believe that by getting out of the cash management business we'll be able better focus on our delivery service and save the t a lot of money. >> the eye team exposed security lapses at that money room. just last